WA Police Union Farce: Flaherty Iced Out After Uproar
The WA Police Union faces turmoil as Dave Flaherty is excluded from the top job following significant internal uproar, highlighting leadership instability.
Category : Employment
Hospital Pharmacy Worker Wins Unfair Dismissal in Newcastle
A pharmacy worker at John Hunter Hospital in Newcastle has successfully claimed unfair dismissal, with the Fair Work Commission ruling in their favor after a dispute over employment termination.
Justice Dept Charged Over Barwon Prison Officer Safety
The Department of Justice has been charged for allegedly failing to protect a Barwon Prison officer from harm, sparking concerns about workplace safety in corrections.
Comcare Investigates Two NAB Employee Suicides
Australia's work safety authority is investigating the suicides of two National Australia Bank employees, with incidents linked to recent job cuts and workplace support concerns.
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Hunter Disability Workers Push for Higher Travel Allowance
Disability support workers in the Hunter region are advocating for an increased travel allowance to cover rising fuel and living expenses, highlighting challenges in rural service delivery.
Employers Blast Unions' 5% Minimum Wage Increase Push
Business groups have condemned union demands for a 5% minimum wage hike, labeling it economically reckless amid rising inflation and cost-of-living pressures.
Community Rallies for Disabled Cafe Workers in Geelong
A Geelong cafe's decision to replace kitchen staff with disabilities has sparked a community campaign demanding their reinstatement, highlighting employment rights.
Worksafe Sues AirRadiators Over Worker Injury After Fatal Accident
Worksafe Victoria has launched a Supreme Court case against AirRadiators, alleging the company failed to ensure workplace safety after a fatal accident, leading to a worker's injury.
WA Workers Recover $30M from Payroll Errors
West Australian workers have clawed back $30 million following widespread payroll errors, with over half reporting incorrect pay due to hours, rates, or leave issues.
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Union Demands Passenger Trains Return to Cessnock
The Rail, Tram and Bus Union is pushing for the reinstatement of passenger train services in Cessnock, citing community needs and economic benefits.
Coal Train Workers Stop Over Aurizon Pay Dispute in Illawarra
Coal train operations in the Illawarra region have been suspended as workers halt work due to an ongoing pay dispute with Aurizon, impacting local supply chains.
Hotel Etico's Disability Employment Program Creates New Pathways
Hotel Etico's innovative 12-month program combines paid hospitality work with independent living training, helping young people with disability transition into meaningful employment.
ETU to Take Industrial Action at BHP WA Mines on April 16
The Electrical Trades Union will begin protected industrial action at BHP's Pilbara iron ore mines on April 16, marking a significant shift in Australia's mining sector. BHP downplays operational impacts, but the union warns of potential escalation if dem
Bullying Complaints Increase at ACT Fire and Rescue
A new report reveals a significant increase in bullying and harassment complaints within ACT Fire and Rescue, prompting calls for urgent cultural reforms and better support systems.
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NSW IRC to Hear Council Union Demands
The NSW Industrial Relations Commission will hear demands from council unions, including a 4% pay rise and improved conditions, amid ongoing disputes over local government employment standards.
Melbourne Bin Strike Leaves Thousands in Rubbish Crisis
Thousands of Melbourne families are surrounded by uncollected rubbish as council workers strike for better pay, creating health hazards and frustration across northern suburbs.
Aussies Waste 33% of Annual Leave on Chores, Carnival Offers Escape
New research reveals Australians spend 33% of their annual leave on life admin and chores. Carnival Cruise Line launches campaign with Wippa and Sam Thaiday to help workers reclaim their downtime.
Michelle Moriarty: Two Days Bereavement Leave Insufficient
Michelle Moriarty argues that the current two-day bereavement leave in Australia is inadequate, calling for policy reform to better support grieving employees.
WorkSafe Accuses South32 of Negligence in Fatal Fall
A leaked WorkSafe document reveals allegations of negligence against South32 after Simon Mukwarami's death at Worsley Alumina, citing lack of fall controls and prior incidents.
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Southern Cross Care to Repay $11.7M to Staff in ACT and NSW
Southern Cross Care has agreed to repay $11.7 million to employees across the ACT and NSW after underpayments were identified, with the Fair Work Ombudsman overseeing the process.
CPSU Members Endorse 15% Pay Claim for Public Sector
Community and Public Sector Union members have overwhelmingly endorsed a 15 percent pay claim, pushing for higher wages amid rising living costs and workforce pressures.
Marmong Point Worker Seriously Injured at Business Site
A worker at a business site in Marmong Point has sustained serious injuries in an industrial incident, with emergency services responding to the scene. Investigations are underway to determine the cause of the accident.
SA Junior Pay Rise Sparks Job Loss Fears for Young Workers
A proposed increase in junior pay rates in South Australia is raising concerns that it could lead to fewer job opportunities for young people, as businesses may cut back on hiring due to higher costs.
ACTU Pushes for Higher Vehicle Allowance in Cairns
The Australian Council of Trade Unions is advocating for increased motor vehicle allowance rates in Cairns to address rising costs and support workers in the region.
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Geelong Staff Walk Out Over Lake Imaging Wage Theft
Lake Imaging faces wage theft allegations as Geelong employees stage daily walkouts, sparking a major industrial dispute in the healthcare sector.
Four Workplace Trends That Are Here to Stay in Australia
AI, leadership shifts, productivity redefinitions, and lifelong learning are transforming Australian workplaces permanently, requiring adaptation for success.
Cafe Manager Ordered to Pay $90k in Wage Theft
A Canberra cafe manager has been ordered to pay over $90,000 for underpaying workers, highlighting ongoing issues in the hospitality sector.
FWC Reviews Junior Worker Pay Rates Across Australia
The Fair Work Commission is examining pay rates for junior employees in Australia, with potential updates to minimum wage structures affecting youth employment and economic fairness.
FWC Phases Out Junior Pay Rates for Young Workers in Key Sectors
The Fair Work Commission has ruled to phase out discounted junior wage rates for employees aged 18 to 20 in retail, fast food, and pharmacy, ensuring they receive full adult pay by 2029.
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AI Bias in Hunter Job Market Overlooks Skilled Candidates
A new report reveals AI hiring tools in the Hunter region are inadvertently discriminating against skilled job seekers, raising concerns about fairness and economic impact.
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